Friday, July 6, 2012

Strategizing in an Extreme Setting


For every move, there is a counter move.  


In the case of this Oakland neighborhood, a positional defense sometimes act as a static defense.  Most static defenses can be manipulated by an active mind. 


In an extreme setting, one must never underestimate their malicious counterpart.  It is presumed that both sides are thinking about the most efficient means of securing the advantage.  ... 


Staying ahead of the competition begins by controlling the compass of one's own settings.  ... Comprehending the tendencies of the other side enables one to gain a slight advantage.   Those who have encounter this situation before,  understand this point. 


To compete in an efficient economy, those who thrive, usually improve continuously. 


The Compass Process
  • Assessing one’s setting by  understanding the PESTO influences within it.
  • Positioning oneself by planning and preparing.
  • Influencing their settings by following the rules of one's own strategy.
Summary
One should not depend on other people for immediate assistance, especially in an extreme situation. Remember that the price for a misjudged error is usually quite fatal.  The best defense is a good and well-prepared counter offense.


In our efficient economy,  the speed of technological evolution and emerging social behavior are two of the many prevailing factors that the successful strategists are also  focused on.   (These points are not in your copy of the Art of War.)


At the conclusion of the day, it is important to reflect on one's status. The successful strategists usually focus on the challenge of the constant improvement.  ....  {*}

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